Board Up and Tarping

Who do you call when disaster strikes?

If your home or building is damaged by water, fire or smoke — or by the emergency workers who respond — you may need emergency Board-up and Tarping services to ensure the interior is completely protected. Call Perfect Restoration & Cleaning to provide fast protection for your business or home and its valuables. Securing a structure after a fire, flood, storm, vandalism, car crash or any other event which leaves a breach in the structure prevents additional damage from the elements and/or vandals. With fast, 24 hour response, Perfect Restoration can be there when you need us most.

• Doors & Windows Board Up
• Residential & Commercial
• Roof Tarping

• Perimeter security / Temporary Fencing
• Insurance Billing
• Vacant / Foreclosed Properties

What should you do after a fire?

Experiencing a fire can be a traumatic experience. After a fire, it’s important to take certain steps to ensure your safety and begin the process of recovery. Here are some things you should do after a fire:

1. Ensure your safety: After a fire, the property may be unstable and dangerous. Do not enter the property until it has been declared safe to do so by a professional.
2. Contact your insurance company: Notify your insurance company of the fire and follow their instructions for filing a claim.
3. Document the damage: Take photos or videos of the damage to the property and its contents. This will help with the insurance claim and with any potential legal proceedings.
4. Secure the property: Secure the property to prevent further damage and unauthorized entry. Perfect Restoration is available 24/7 for your emergency boarding up and tarping needs.
5. Contact a restoration company: Contact a restoration company like Perfect Restoration to begin the process of cleaning up and restoring the property. We can help with removing debris, cleaning up water damage, and restoring the property to its pre-fire condition.
6. Contact utility companies: Contact utility companies to turn off gas, electricity, and water to the property until it has been declared safe to use.
7. Contact family and friends: Let your family and friends know that you are safe and provide them with your new contact information if you have to move to a temporary location.
8. Seek support: Experiencing a fire can be traumatic. Seek support from family, friends, or a mental health professional if needed.

By taking these steps, you can begin the process of recovery after a fire and ensure that you and your loved ones are safe.

How do you secure your property after a fire?

Securing a property after a fire is important to prevent further damage and ensure the safety of individuals who may enter the property. Here are some steps you can take to secure a property after a fire:

1. Contact your insurance company: Notify your insurance company of the fire and follow their instructions for securing the property.
2. Assess the damage: Before entering the property, assess the damage to ensure it is safe to enter. Look for signs of structural damage, such as cracks or holes in the walls or roof.
3. Board up windows and doors: Board up any broken windows and doors to prevent further damage and deter unauthorized entry. It is not recommended that you do this yourself, however. Perfect Restoration can help you in ensuring your property is secured following a fire.
4. Secure the roof: Cover any holes or damaged areas in the roof with tarps or other materials to prevent further water damage.
5. Remove debris: Remove any debris from the property and dispose of it properly.
6. Install fencing: Install fencing around the property to prevent unauthorized entry.
7. Install security cameras: Install security cameras to monitor the property for any potential intruders or further damage.
8. Consider hiring a security company: Depending on the extent of the damage and the value of the property, you may want to consider hiring a security company to monitor the property until it can be fully repaired.

By taking these steps, you can help secure your property after a fire and prevent further damage. It’s important to work with your insurance company and follow their instructions to ensure that the property is secured properly.